Seminars for MATT, MET and MEE students
General information
Seminars are short, intensive courses of 2.5 or 3 ECTS credits. The former have a study load of 62.5 hours, including 20 hours of class time, and the latter have a study load of 75 hours, including 24 hours of class time.
They can take place in different periods: after the exam period (end of January or end of June), throughout the academic year or during the first or last period of the academic year.
They count as optional subjects.
The courses are taught in English.
Students can only enrol in one seminar per semester.
Calendar
Enrolment
Seminars must be enrolled for with the rest of the subjects in the usual periods.
Seminars
- 230365 - Printed Circuit Board Design (PCBD)
- 230375 - Graph Signal Processing (GSP)
- 230378 - Big GNSS Data: From Remote Sensing to Space Weather (GNSS)
- 230379 - Modern Channel Coding (MCC)
- 230380 - New Telecommunications Markets (TM)
- 230381 - Quantum Communication and Computation (QCC)
- 230382 - Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things (IoT) (AI2OT)
- 230383 - Alternative Computing Strategies with Emerging Nanoelectronic Devices (ACEND)
- 230385 - Integrated Satellite-Terrestrial Communications for 6G (SATCOM-NTN)
- 230386 - The Way to 6G: Future Trends in Mobile Communications (6G-FTMC)
- 230387 - Ultrasound Electronics Laboratory (LABUE)
- 230388 - Leading High-Performing Teams (LHPT)
- 230389 - Wind Energy: Fundamentals, Offshore Applications and Sensing Systems (WES)
- 230390 - Why Electrons Flow: Understanding Solar Cells (WEF)
- 230391 - Geometric introduction to deep learning
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